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November 30, 2012 · 7:26 pm
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Visual Studio 2012 fixes many C++11 bugs found in VS 2010

Alex Korban (author of C++ Rocks) has compiled a list of C++ features that work better in VS 2012 than in VS 2010 thanks to 23 bug fixes.

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